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If the kitten was still around tomorrow? So they're purrfectly fine with just leaving a “sick” kitten outside and hoping it sticks around? Absolutely not, not on our watch. Who even says something like that? Put the cat in the bathroom, in a bedroom with the door closed, literally anywhere except outside. This isn't the Hunger Games for cats; this cat is supposedly your responsibility, so act like it. Sorry for getting so frustrated, but this kind of attitude pawsitively rubs us the wrong way.
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You were not wrong for not giving the kitten back. They were ready to let fate/nature run its course by leaving it outside to see if it made it through. You saved that cat's life, and it will repay you for the rest of your life with love, cuddles, and meows announcing that it is hungry nearly every hour of the day. Who knows what would have happened if you hadn't stepped in.
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‘I just “stole” a kitten’: Caring neighbor rescues 3-month-old kitten left out in the cold, only to be accused by the feline's foster family of crossing a line
A real pawrent would never leave a "sick" kitten outside in the cold.
How many times do we have to say that cats don't belong outside? Cats are meant for the comfy, cozy interior of your homes, where they can rule you like the servant you are. They are meant to choose to sleep on the wooden table instead of their purrfect plethora of plushy cat beds you buy for them. Sure, there are some instances where cats must be separated from others (for example, if one is sick), but usually that means isolating one in the bathroom while the others free-roam around the house. If an adult cat shouldn't be left outside to fend for itself, a 3-month-old kitten certainly shouldn't.
One feline family claimed to fostering a cute kitten, who they claimed got their other cats sick. They appawrently received "advice" to keep the cat outside, but one caring neighbor stepped in to save the poor kitten from a night out in the cold. The foster family agreed, and the neighbor and her new kitten happily stayed together in their heartwarming home. Then, a week later, the foster family basically accused the neighbor of stealing "their" cat, even though they were basically going to abandon it outside anyway.
Well, all that meowtters is that the kitten is with a family that loves it and it's safely inside and healthy. If they really wanted another kitten so badly, maybe they shouldn't have left their first one outside in the furst place!
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